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Cost and Uncertainty Are Holding People Back From the Energy Transition

The Faroese are generally positive about the green energy transition, but despite the willingness, there are still several obstacles that make people wait to switch to green energy solutions. This is shown by a new survey, which SEV presented at the conference Sustainable World in the Nordic House today. Approximately 900 people have responded to the survey, which describes the attitude of the Faroese towards the energy transition. Similar surve…
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The Faroese are generally positive about the green energy transition, but despite the willingness, there are still several obstacles that make people wait to switch to green energy solutions. This is shown by a new survey, which SEV presented at the conference Sustainable World in the Nordic House today. Approximately 900 people have responded to the survey, which describes the attitude of the Faroese towards the energy transition. Similar surve…

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Kringvarp Føroya broke the news on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
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